A Solo Annapurna circuit trek is one of the popular trekking routes in the Annapurna Himalayan region. It will let you have a massive; experience of a trek in the Annapurna area of Nepal, taking you to a wide range of incredible White snow-capped mountain views of the Annapurna, Manaslu, Dhaulagiri ranges, etc.
If you are going to this trek routes yourself, I am not sure if you’ll be safe, or not because, along the journey, there are numerous trekking trails and no signs that you can get lost during the trek. We do not want to recommend you do it yourself. However, if you go with our local expert Guide and porter team, then, I am 99% sure; you will be completely safe for both female and male trekkers.
We are one of the best trekking guides and porter teams know the culture and language, and what our customers expect is to explain everything. The trekking is one of the most difficult adventure destinations in the Annapurna trek region. It lies in the North central of Nepal a spectacular place for trekkers to gain the magnificent experience of hikers in Nepal's Himalayan region. Providing; variations of the local culture and nature. It is a supreme and miraculous place for mountain adventure lovers and hikers who want to visit the typical culture and nature in the Nepal Himalayan.
The 13-day Annapurna circuit trek solo will let you get experience the high desert valley of the Annapurna region. Take you to challenge the famous world’s highest pass, Thorong la 5416m pass. Which is surrounded by the whole; White Mountains of the delightful Annapurna ranges Dhaulagiri Himal 8165m, Tukche Peak, Nilgiri Himal, and Tibet Peak.
Our Annapurna circuit trek Solo 12 nights 13 Days trek begins from Besishar after a 6/7 hour beautiful scenic drive from the capital city of Kathmandu Valley and ending point at Pokhara City.
It is Nepal’s preferred trekking destination in the Himalayas; it is a Difficult; trek route in the Annapurna region. Most travelers/trekkers in good health and reasonable physical faintness will be able to complete this itinerary without concern, and no previous trekking experience is required. However, this trip reaches an elevation higher than 5,000 meters. It is most important to drink a lot of water and get plenty of rest to let your body adjust naturally to the increased altitude. As always, your local trekking guide will take care of your adjustment; and make sure you take pleasure in a safe and rewarding trek in Nepal Himalayas.
If you are looking for a better challenge or want to spend a few more days in the Nepal Himalayas, Himalayan Local Guide Pvt. Ltd is conceited to present a host of alternative routes for you. Travelers/Trekkers extra time to additional will find our Trip packages to Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, Ghorepani Poon Hill Annapurna Base Camp Trek, Annapurna Thorong La Pass Trek, Tilicho Lake Via Annapurna Thorong La Pass Trek, Khopra Danda Trek - 7 Days, Mohare Danda Trek.
Day 01: Kathmandu – Besishar (790meteres/2,591feet) 7/8 Hours Drive.
Day 02: Besishar - Bahun Danda (1315meters/4,314feet) 6/7 Hours Walking.
Day 03: Bahun Danda – Chamje Village (1435meters/4,708feet) 5/6 Hours Walking.
Day 04: Chamje Village – Danaque (1900meters/6,233feet) 5/6 Hours Walking.
Day 05: Danaque – Chame Village (2675meters/8,776feet) 6/7 Hours Walking.
Day 06: Chame Village – Pisang Village (3200meters/10,498feet) 5/6 Hours Walking.
Day 07: Pisang – Manang Village (3545meters/11,630feet) 6/7 Hours Walking.
Day 08: Acclimatization Day at Manang Village.
Day 09: Manang Village – Upper Yak Kharka (4000meters/13,123feet) 4/5 Hours Walking.
Day 10: Yak Kharka – High Camp (4890meters/16,043feet) 4/5 Hours Walking.
Day 11: High Camp – Thorong La Pass (5416meters/17,769feet) – Muktinath (3750meters/12,303feet) 7/8 Hours Walking.
Day 12: Muktinath – Jomsom Village (2725meters/8,940feet) 5/6 Hours Walking.
Day 13: Jomsom – Pokhara - Kathmandu.
The main highest point of this Trek is 5416 meters.
Yes, you can do it privately trek with our local trekking guide and Porters.
The best time to do a trek from (September – October – November - December), February – March – April – May).
TIMS Card (Trekking Information Management System), ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Permit).
Yes, you can change your currency in Nepal; we will help you to exchange currency.
The trekkers need to be paid 13% of the full trip cost in advance and remaining of the funds for trekking can be made on arrival in Kathmandu. For the booking of your trek please kindly you may go through the system “BOOKING” form, click on there, and make your reservation.
Yes, you can get the internet; most of the tea house has Wi-Fi.
Yes, you can charge your camera battery and phone; they have electricity and Solar panels.
It is a moderate trek and normally, we have to walk for 10 to 13 days.
Yes, it is safe for solo female travel, our teams are responsible, and they are leading the solo travel through the Nepal Himalayas regions.
No, it is not possible to get an ATM and Bank along the Trek, so you must take Nepali currency from Kathmandu.
Yes, you need to take a sleeping bag during the trek; it is difficult to get a blanket on the lodges because so many Guides and porters do not have blankets.
Yes, of course, we will provide you professional local trekking guide and porter’s team, who are from the same place or the Himalayas region, our guide has detailed knowledge of the Himalayas, and is a government license holder trained, speaks very well English. Our porters are fully helpful and friendly.